According to the China Gold Association, jewelry gold consumption fell 33.86% to 178.612 tonnes in the first nine months of 2026, while bar and coin demand rose 26.26% to 444.576 tonnes. Total gold consumption for the period reached 684.623 tonnes, up 0.28% year on year, reflecting a shift in Chinese consumers' view of gold as an investment and store of value. Domestic gold output fell 18.71% to 220.935 tonnes, partly due to maintenance pauses at some key projects, while overseas mining by major gold groups rose 15.77% to 71.126 tonnes. Gold held by China's gold ETFs increased by 56.114 tonnes over the nine months, down 28.98% from a year earlier, bringing total holdings to 303.965 tonnes at the end of September 2026.
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